LawFuel’s 2022 Lawyer of the Year is the battling ‘loophole lawyer’ who fought to get Charlotte Bellis into the country under the MIQ lottery system.
Power Points: The rainmakers went to Cravath, Paul Weiss and Skadden. Now three AI-native firms want the brand, the precedents and whichever lawyers are still looking for a desk. Weil, Gotshal & Manges has not finished dying, but the estate sale has already drawn a new breed of competitor showing interest in the firm’s ‘catalog’.
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Article source: Ryan Law Group, CA California is bustling with busy streets. But at each intersection, the chances of collisions are looming. After a crash, an insurer may present a settlement before the full impact of injuries becomes clear. The amount can look useful when medical bills, vehicle repairs, and missed paychecks create immediate pressure.
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Article source: Simmrin Law Group, CA A first arrest in Los Angeles can feel confusing and overwhelming, especially when you do not know what happens after booking. The process usually involves much more than the initial arrest. Release conditions, charging decisions, court dates, evidence, and the eventual plea or trial can all affect what happens
First Arrest? The Legal Process Is Usually More Complicated Than It Looks Read More »
Article source: Groth & Associates, OH Ohio’s location at the crossroads of major interstate routes makes commercial trucking an important part of the state’s economy and daily transportation network. Large trucks regularly move goods between cities, distribution centers, and neighboring states, sharing busy roads with passenger vehicles along the way. When a serious truck collision
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Article source: Pendleton Law Virginia’s busy roads, workplaces, businesses, and public spaces create countless situations where an unexpected accident can leave someone facing consequences they never anticipated. After an injury, attention naturally turns toward treatment and getting daily life back on track, while legal concerns may seem less urgent. Yet the passage of time can
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Former co-head of Weil Gotshal’s real estate group has moved to Goodwin as Weil Gotshal commences its winddown. Tom Henry is a highly experienced real estate lawyer who has handled some of the largest commercial real estate deals in recent years. Goodwin’s media announcement on the appointment is below – Global law firm Goodwin today
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Employers could face penalties for including certain non-compete clauses in employment arrangements under proposed Federal Government reforms, even where they never attempt to enforce the restraint, with corporate penalties of more than $1 million. If passed, the proposed changes would prohibit non-compete clauses for employees earning at or below the high-income threshold, currently $190,100, as
Women are now 57.5% of New Zealand’s lawyers. Follow the ownership and the pay, and that majority starts to thin out. New Zealand law has solved its headcount problem. Ownership is taking longer. Steve Braunias’s Newsroom investigation quotes the Chief Justice asking “why are we failing to improve”, and sets out 12 years of Bar
Most NZ Lawyers Are Women, But Most of the Equity Isn’t. Read More »
George Town, Grand Cayman – November 3, 2026 – Dentons, the world’s largest global law firm, is pleased to announce that it is expanding its presence in the Latin America and the Caribbean Region with the addition of the legal practice of HSM Chambers. HSM Chambers’ lawyers and legal support professionals will join Dentons in
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Article source: Viciti Law, CA Anyone who drives the 101 at rush hour has seen it. A motorcycle eases between two lanes of crawling traffic. Some drivers think the rider is breaking the law. Others think they are allowed to stop it. Both ideas can lead to crashes. Here is what California law and the
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